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“If we get one person a little bit wrong, headlines,” Donald Trump said, in reference to the murder of Alex Pretti. Yes, dead by our government is definitely a little bit wrong. So here we go again. The Trump administration has begun throwing a bone that the media is chasing with their usual credulity. This one is a biggie. ICE will soon be leaving a city near you. Ha. Good one. The headlines may change but the intent is still there. Tactics may shift. Language may soften. But the main event of terrorizing the population to achieve dominance will not. The DOJ is corrupted. They are not investigating the latest. killing of Alex Pretti. Instead a judge has warned them not to destroy evidence. The DHS is doing exactly as they have told to do. Which is to fulfill an inhumane ICE quota established by Stephen Miller and approved by Donald Trump. Just ask Kristi Noem if that is not true. She said that very thing. Replacing CBP head Dan Bovino with Tom Homan is not an act of conciliation. It is replacing one comic villain with another. It is a meaningless distraction in the guise of placating the children. Trump is trying to ease Congressional Democrats anger before the big government shut-down vote this week by the usual means of offering peace and reasonableness that never actually materializes. Classic bait and switch. Here’s hoping it doesn’t work. The anger in this country is off the charts. Real anger. Over real atrocities. Patting us on the head will not work. Because here’s the real goal in most everything we see going on. Hours after federal agents killed Alex Pretti, AG Bondi wrote to Minnesota governor Tim Walz blaming Democrats for the violence and suggesting that to “bring an end to the chaos in Minnesota,” the governor must give the Department of Justice access to the state’s voter rolls “to confirm that Minnesota’s voter registration practices comply with federal law as authorized by the Civil Rights Act of 1960. Fulfilling this common sense request will better guarantee free and fair elections and boost confidence in the rule of law.” “Here’s the bottom line…they’re not entitled to that data,” AZ secretary of state Adrian Fontes told a reporter. “This isn’t leadership. This is blackmail. This is the way organized crime works. They move into your neighborhood, they start beating everybody up, and then they extort what they want. This is not how America is supposed to work, and I’m embarrassed that the administration is pushing in this direction.” Nice little state you got here. It’d be a shame if something happened to it. Ask Georgia. They just had their election doors knocked down by the FBI. If the federal government still actively trying to prove the completely disproven Big Lie, at the behest of the president who started it 5+ years ago, doesn’t show a country off the rails then what will? We can’t keep living like this in America.